Keen Detective Funnies #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Rustlers from Sawtooth," Tim Walsh takes on a dangerous assignment when rancher Ned Warbucks hires him to investigate the mysterious disappearance of his ranch hands and stolen cattle. As Tim infiltrates the Warbucks ranch, he uncovers a secret plot in the shadows—only to be captured just as the rustlers prepare to mark him with their brand. Written by Ross Martin and illustrated by W. M. Allison, with a cover by Ken Ernst, this 1939 adventure blends Western grit with early detective suspense.
In "Rustlers from Sawtooth," Tim Walsh takes on a dangerous assignment when rancher Ned Warbucks hires him to investigate the mysterious disappearance of his ranch hands and stolen cattle. As Tim settles into the Warbucks ranch, he overhears a suspicious conversation between foreman Breen and a crew member, leading him to track down a group of rustlers in the dead of night. What begins as a quiet investigation turns into a tense showdown when Tim discovers the rustlers rebranding stolen steers—only to be captured and nearly branded himself before Warbucks arrives to save the day.
When famed sleuth the Master Mind arrives at the Shore Club to investigate the murder of J. Wellington Wayne during a wild party, he finds a locked window and a room full of suspects—each with a motive, a secret, and a story to tell. With the case unfolding under the pressure of a storm and a crowd of suspicious guests, the Master Mind must piece together the truth before the killer strikes again.
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